1. Volume 24, Issue 5, Pages R204-R206 (March 2014)
Visual Neuroscience: A Binocular Advantage for Word Processing during Reading 
Kevin Paterson 
Current Biology 
Volume 24, Issue 5, Pages R204-R206 (March 2014)
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2. Figure 1
The saccade-contingent display-change paradigm used by Jainta et al. [10].
The participant makes a sequence of saccades separated by brief fixational pauses as they read text. The presentation of this text is either monocular or binocular throughout reading, or the presentation is rapidly changed from binocular to monocular (or vice versa) as a saccade crosses an invisible boundary in the text.
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